What is your Expected CTC? Should I tell my expected salary
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What is your Expected CTC? Should I tell my expected salary or say as per company norms? Tell me ..

Answer / kumar

Usually the expected salary depends on your current CTC.It
varys from 30-40% hike from your current CTC. If you are a
fresher....then as per company norms.

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What is your Expected CTC? Should I tell my expected salary or say as per company norms? Tell me ..

Answer / kuntal samanta

It is always better to keep a proper break up with expected
salary structure..& expected salry always sould not be
more than more 40% of the previous salary.

Some times in big organization the company offer may more
than your expectation in such case you should keep a clear
idead about the avg. salary of the post. unless when U put
ur expected salary,it may become less than there minimum
salary of the post.

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What is your Expected CTC? Should I tell my expected salary or say as per company norms? Tell me ..

Answer / sudhir kumar

Acutually it depends on the current CTC, But expected
salary depends on your experience as well as attitude.
Big organisation may offers double or tripple as the
requirement.

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What is your Expected CTC? Should I tell my expected salary or say as per company norms? Tell me ..

Answer / khaled elemam

I am expecting fair payment relate to organization level and position you place me in, considering my experience and resume

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What is your Expected CTC? Should I tell my expected salary or say as per company norms? Tell me ..

Answer / siva

Depends on company standards

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What is your Expected CTC? Should I tell my expected salary or say as per company norms? Tell me ..

Answer / yatish

A1. Keeping in view of my Qualification, skill & experience, you are the best judge.
A2. As per company norms.
A3. As a human being, one always expect on higher side,that should be 30-40 % hike.

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What is your Expected CTC? Should I tell my expected salary or say as per company norms? Tell me ..

Answer / ganesh

If are you fack experiance u can ask hike on my current ctc
and if there ask any negosiable u can say yes

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What is your Expected CTC? Should I tell my expected salary or say as per company norms? Tell me ..

Answer / naveen

according to company norms

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What is your Expected CTC? Should I tell my expected salary or say as per company norms? Tell me ..

Answer / kavita

I faced one question the company asked that "Please confirm
your current and expected CTC"?

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What is your Expected CTC? Should I tell my expected salary or say as per company norms? Tell me ..

Answer / imteyaz ahmad

Depend on current CTC is must

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